Ionisation isomers differ by
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This SSC CGL Chemistry question asks: “Ionisation isomers differ by” The correct answer is Ions in solution. Ionisation isomers produce different ions in solution having same molecular formula. Redox questions should identify oxidation as electron loss or increase in oxidation number and reduction as electron gain or decrease in oxidation number. Acid basicity refers to the number of ionisable protons, not simply the number of hydrogen atoms written in a formula. Periodic trends such as atomic size, ionisation energy and electronegativity depend on effective nuclear charge and shielding, so exceptions should be treated carefully.